Mind boggling CFrame issue

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#1

So I made a crouch animation, and when I press “C” it changes my default idle and walk animations to Crouch animations. The only problem is that while I’m holding my gun, it executes this code:

RS.RenderStepped:Connect(function()
	if not HoldingGun then return end
	Char:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(CFrame.lookAt(
		HRP.CFrame.Position,
		Vector3.new(Mouse.Hit.Position.X, HRP.CFrame.Position.Y, Mouse.Hit.Position.Z)
	))
end)

This essentially makes it so the character faces the mouse position, but the only problem is that when you crouch while this is active this happens:

The crouching works perfectly fine when I’m not bothering the Humanoid Root Part’s CFrame.

Anyone know why this is happening?

#2

This might be because the “Motor6D” in the root part of the player that attaches to the torso, you may need to just lower it down with CFrames.

#3

My initial thought is that the Torso position is being overwritten by whatever animation you are playing when holding the gun? That could possibly be why

#4

The upper or lower torso? In the case of the crouching animation they are both being overwritten, the lower torso bounces up and down.

#5

You might need to adjust your holding animation so that the torso has no keyframes, or set animation priority of the crouching to a higher priority than the holding one

#6

Wait, so you’re saying the CFrame thing in my renderstepped function isn’t the problem? The animation is?

#7

From what I saw in the videos, possibly? I’m not too sure.

#8

Turns out it was, just started experimenting with it. Not %100 fixed but it was clear the animations were the issue, thanks

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#9

No problem, glad I could help :slightly_smiling_face: